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 1 1 |     of devotion of the whole Christian people which still continues
 2 5 |  composed "in defense of the Christian religion, for the benefit
 3 13|     have benefited most from Christian civilization to deprive
 4 13| countries; thus the works of Christian beneficence have been weakened
 5 15|    to corrupt the springs of Christian life and teaching, to scatter
 6 18|  times have brought upon the Christian people, very different though
 7 25|     in the government of the Christian family and so dear to God,
 8 31|   pastors and leaders of the Christian people, to resist with all
 9 49|    common good the spring of Christian wisdom and to be the guide
10 53|    is the proper function of Christian theology, which is based
11 53|     the honor of the name of Christian. "Hence it is altogether
12 53|     altogether clear that no Christian should dispute as to how
13 55|    most wholesome springs of Christian wisdom, first opened by
14 56|     entrusted the custody of Christian life and faith and government
15 57| especially, shining light of Christian wisdom, incorrupt guardian